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Speech to text

Speech to text that doesn't stop at the transcript

Record a lecture, upload an audio or video file, or share a YouTube link. Bananote transcribes it, then turns the words into clean notes, summaries, flashcards, and quizzes.

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From spoken words to usable notes in three steps

1

Capture the audio

Record a lecture live in the app, upload an audio or video file, or drop in a YouTube link. Whatever was said, Bananote can hear it.

2

Bananote transcribes it

Speech becomes an accurate transcript in 100+ languages, then gets organized into structured notes with the key points pulled out.

3

Put the transcript to work

Turn the same material into flashcards, a scored quiz, or a summary, and chat with your notes when you need a detail back.

Why people use Bananote for speech to text

The transcript is the beginning, not the end

Most transcription tools hand you a wall of text and stop. Bananote keeps going, turning what was said into notes you can study and search.

Works live or after the fact

Record the lecture as it happens, or upload a recording you already have. Either way you get the same transcript, notes, and study materials.

100+ languages, plus translation

Transcribe a lecture in one language and translate the notes into another, so international courses and multilingual content stay usable.

Everything in one place

Folders keep each class or project's transcripts together, favorites keep the important ones close, and search finds any detail fast.

Private by default

Your recordings and transcripts stay private unless you choose to share them. Your words belong to you.

Speech to text questions

How do I convert speech to text with Bananote?
Record audio directly in the app, upload an audio or video file, or paste a YouTube link. Bananote transcribes the speech automatically, then builds structured notes from the transcript.
Can I transcribe a recording I already have?
Yes. Upload the audio or video file and Bananote transcribes it. You can also record a lecture live and get the transcript as it happens.
Is Bananote's speech to text free?
Free to try. No credit card required. Record or upload your first source and get the transcript in minutes.
What languages does it support?
Bananote transcribes in 100+ languages and can translate the resulting note content into any language.
What can I do with the transcript after?
The transcript becomes structured notes and a summary, and you can generate flashcards, a scored quiz, and chat with your notes from the same material.
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Every word, captured and organized

Record or upload your first source and get the transcript in minutes. Free to try. No credit card required.